Maxxis creepy crawlers...
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Also interested in how they do. You gonna take them on the highway I take it? Wonder how loud those will be..
The only thing I don't like about the creepy (actually all tires) versus the tsl bias is the side lugs.
Post up how they do in mud/wet rocks, interesting to see if they bite or dig. I know they're sticky, but I'd like to know if they are prone to tearing lugs more than the swamper.
since continental isn't making swampers now, whoever is changed them a bit. My current swampers barely needed balanced and I haven't ripped any lugs off yet.
BUT, since creepy's are about the same fuckin price as swampers now I may go maxxis next year, let us know what you think.
Post up how they do in mud/wet rocks, interesting to see if they bite or dig. I know they're sticky, but I'd like to know if they are prone to tearing lugs more than the swamper.
since continental isn't making swampers now, whoever is changed them a bit. My current swampers barely needed balanced and I haven't ripped any lugs off yet.
BUT, since creepy's are about the same fuckin price as swampers now I may go maxxis next year, let us know what you think.
Not gonna see a lot of mud, wet rocks, maybe...
on my irok's the outside lugs tore off after the first runs in the rocks and I used dynabeads because of the beadlocks, but they balanced well and I've not heard of any issues with the creepy's, so we'll see. These are not a highway tire in way shape or form, but will see some highway miles and I can only imagine they sound like a 747. I'll let you all know
on my irok's the outside lugs tore off after the first runs in the rocks and I used dynabeads because of the beadlocks, but they balanced well and I've not heard of any issues with the creepy's, so we'll see. These are not a highway tire in way shape or form, but will see some highway miles and I can only imagine they sound like a 747. I'll let you all know
I daily drive mine, so not concerned with road noise. Main thing I want to hear is how they handle on somewhat sloppy conditions. I m sure they are the best rock tires hands down, but if they just dig in mud they are out for me.
they do have 3/32's on the TSL, so that's gooder
they do have 3/32's on the TSL, so that's gooder
I've driven an RRC with these, and I've seen the RRC do some crazy trails with them. They are amazing tires by all means. Quite floaty on the road though understandably.
I ran the Maxxis Bighorns and they did like to sing real loud on the pavement. Tough tires. They lasted about 40k miles and put them on a work truck.
I just put TSL Boggers on and they make my Terra mud grapplers seem like racing slicks in the volume department.